Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-30
EERLiN's BUDGET.
The CARS M0VemoDts-TIis PrOba-
bic Meeting with Emperor
william. &c.
Copyrighted iSos by the New York Associat


BERLIN, October 29.-It was ar
ranged at the beginning of the week
that the Gar should leave Copenhagen
and travel ria Germany to Moscow.
The imperial saloon train lying at
Nirlullf, "A Polish station, was ordered
10 take up the Gar at Lubbock. The
TCrlin court circle expected the courtc-
~ of a visit to Emperor William cH
Jouc. Then came the news
that the arrangement had been
couutermandcd. Moscow adyicos
confirm the reports reaching here from
Copenhagen that the postponement of
his return is due to the appearance of
symptoms of measles. His travelling
tJa Germany and consequent visit to
the Emperor are now accepted as ineyi-
table. The visit is officially considered
und, sirable, but care will be taken TO
diycst it Of all political significance.
The health Of the Gar and of the inn
pciial children iorbids their attempting
the Stockholm or Liba routes aud they
viii consequently pass through Berlin.
Cicrs VIII not accompany the Car,
nor will Bismarck be present at the in
teryicw between the Emperors, al
though be has been expecting the inter
tcryiew to take place. Bismarck has
maintained an attitude Of reserve
towards the Russian Embassy, and
under his advice the Emperor refrdins
from inviting the Gar until he is for
mally apprised that his journey home
ward is about TO commence. The in
teryiew Will be brief and ceremonious.
1bc Grand Duke Nicholas passed
through Berlin on his way homewarl.
Hc was received at the railway station
Thursday night by the Russian Charge
D'Afiaires, who accompanied him to
his hotel. whore Gv remained without
being visited byany one connected with
the German court or army. His belli
cose speech AZ Dunkirk on October5t
in which he expressed sympathy with
France as against Germany, although
denied Ivy him, remains an undoubted
fact. The Grand Duke resumed his
journey yesterday unnoticed.
An incident of the frontier beyond
iiisit OF a Russian customs officer
shooting a Prussian named Glinke is
stiibiugly similar in some respects to
the Schnaebelc affair, but, unlike that
affair. it does not stir the public pulse
or official feeling. The antagonism Of
Russians in the frontier provinces is
dcmonstrative. but il excitcs no
similar response from the Ger
,.o,r T'r,pfio,. 800 Ea,tr,,f, f-r,rcr4,1 |
by Russian officials and drink-shops |
J atronized by soldiers display ph-
CsIds bearing the words Here no |
russians are Served with Meat or |
Drink - stores in Moscow and Russian |
shops in Warsaw and elsewhere an
nounce "No German Goods Sold |
Here" This ostentatious outbreak of
GermAnophabia is known to be due to
official MEETINGS. Taken with other
things, it is an indication that the
coming conflict between the empires
will not, in the opinion of official Rus
slams, be long postponed.
The Reichstag opens November 22d.
It is semi-oiiicially stated that the i'm
perial budget viii show that an in
crease in the matricular contributions
Of 100000 marks will be required.
The latest official statement is to the
effect that Emperor Williams cold has
Dot abated. His rest was repeatedly
last night. The course Of
bis indispostion presents no unusual
features and his illness causes no ankle
". He rose Mt noon to-day and was
able to transact some state business.